About RHMA

RHMA plants and strengthens churches in small towns. Through the years the blessing of God has clearly been evident, as new churches have been established and existing churches given new impetus. In the process, countless have been won to Christ and nurtured in their faith.

RHMA ministers to thousands of town and country churches and pastors through . . .

Our staff of church planters and missionary pastors
Small-town pastors’ conferences
Seminars
TACT (Town and Country Training) classes for seminary students
Printed, media, and website resources

Do you share RHMA’s passion to meet the spiritual needs of rural America? Then this website may provide just the help and encouragement you are seeking!

A Word from our Executive Director

Thank you for your interest in RHMA! Whether you are new to rural America or a veteran, please take a look around. . . . Click Here

From a small-town church to the ends of the earth. Silent Night celebrates its 200th birthday!

The Interstate Highway System is wonderful, but it enables us to drive from one end of the country to the other without seeing much or meeting hardly anyone. There is a whole world out there, including vast spiritual wastelands – what Glenn Daman refers to as the forgotten – that many Christians are oblivious to. Daman introduces us to this world in an eloquent, compelling, and informative manner. His book is a call for all to read, not just people in rural places. As a boy who grew up in the city but has devoted his life to rural people, my fervent hope is that this call is heeded. How wonderful that The Forgotten Church is printed by Moody Publishers, located in the heart of Chicago. This captures the “let’s band together” spirit that permeates the book.

Ron Klassen, Executive Director, RHMA